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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Yeah, just stuff the entire website and pricing table into the context window.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Documentation rarely reflects how anything is actually done, referred to by good business analysts as 'shadow functions'.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
As a email client.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
It was. I did some I.T. consulting in the Fortune 500 and a few ran Notes on the AS/400.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
If you squint, Notion and Coda are childish versions of Lotus Notes.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
This. A good Notes developer with decent UX chops could create really powerful, ROI driving applications but those guys where few and far between.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Cut my teeth in Lotus Notes development. The combination of forms, views, and agents with the Notes security model was really powerful. I look at products like Notion and Coda and see nothing but Notes forms and views and formulas everywh
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
A large swath of the population are emotional biased engines. A lot of people trust people more than LLMs which is also flawed under certain conditions.
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Show HN: A single pane of glass for Claude Code(github.com)
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
You got any land down there? I would like to be close to you and, post retirement, eat said french fries daily.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
You have an example in the wild?
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
I built something similar but for podcasts. Swipe up and jump into the middle of a podcast like tuning a radio. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stumblecast/id6758248417
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Run your site like an old school BBS. You only run into these problems when you invite the world to your site and want big numbers. You don't have to do that.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Bring back BBS. Getting into the good ones was a process back in the day.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
Manchaca checking in
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
How did you go from 0 users to 3,500? Genuinely curious how people get their games off the ground.
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
I like Class Action lawsuits for $100 please
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
What is the maintenance cost when Opus 6 or whatever is available?
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by jasondigitized 7mo ago
From one old man to another it's tough when you lose that spark.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
Why does it have to be doom and gloom. Serious question. When we plant seeds they bear fruit and not all fruit is poison.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
Trans is so last year. People have moved on.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
That's just not true. If you iive in Texas or California or wherever, your governor, state reps, judges, etc are all going to affect you far more than the President.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
But they can scale hiring
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
Was she using the 'Friends' tab? Anything else is complete trash.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
When all of your decisions can be predetermined without even knowing the context of the matter you are surely a hack. It goes like this.....'Does this matter benefit Trump, corporations, rich people or evangelicals?'. Yes? Alit
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
You can compete in more ways than technology. Taste, marketing, design, creativity, distribution, economics, etc.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
Stewart Butterfield calls these ""Hyper-realistic work like activities"
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
So like....every business having electricity? I am not a economist so would love someone smarter than me explain how this is any different than the advent of electricity and how that affected labor.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
My new favorite thing to do is grab the 'What are you working on threads' and have a LLM group them categorically with one line descriptions of each app.
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by jasondigitized 8mo ago
Yes, a young scientist gaining momentum.

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